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Dictionary English ↔ German: [folk]

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	mus. to alter `[mainly` `folk` `songs]`	16 zersingen `[im` `Laufe` `der` `Zeit` `in` `Text` `und` `Melodie` `verändern]` `[z.` `B.` `Volkslieder]`
	mus. to change `[mainly` `folk` `songs]`	zersingen `[im` `Laufe` `der` `Zeit` `in` `Text` `und` `Melodie` `verändern]` `[z.` `B.` `Volkslieder]`
Nouns
	mus. fiddling	7 Fiedeln `{n}` `[Folk]`
	mus. lever `[on` `a` `lever` `or` `folk` `harp]`	5 Halbtonklappe `{f}` `[Hakenharfe]`
	hist. pol. `[Nazi` `expression` `labeling` `the` `perceived` `common` `sense` `of` `the` `folk` `as` `"healthy"]`	gesundes Volksempfinden `{n}` `[bes.` `auf` `der` `extremen` `Rechten` `benutzter` `Begriff]`
	mus. `[non-commercial` `event` `with` `folk` `musicians` `in` `Southern` `Germany` `and` `Austria]`	Hoagascht `{m}` `[südd.]` `[österr.]`
	mus. `[short` `folk` `song` `to` `accompany` `dancing]`	Tanzliedchen `{n}`
	dance `[type` `of` `Bavarian` `or` `Austrian` `folk` `dance` `performed` `by` `couples]`	Dreher `{m}` `[bayerischer` `oder` `österreichischer` `volkstümlicher` `Paartanz]`
	mus. Austropop `[pop,` `rock` `and` `folk` `rock` `music` `from` `Austria,` `often` `with` `lyrics` `in` `Austrian` `vernacular]`	Austropop `{m}`
	mus. clapping `[rythmical` `in` `a` `group,` `part` `of` `folk` `music]`	Paschen `{n}` `[österr.]` `[südd.]` `[rhythmisches` `Klatschen` `als` `Musikform]`
	dance clogging `[folk` `dance]`	Clogging `{n}`
	dance mus. feis `[also:` `Feis]` `[Irish` `or` `Scottish` `folk` `festival]`	Feis `{m}` `[irisches` `oder` `schottisches` `Folk-Festival]`
	mus. folk `[folk` `music]`	Folk `{m}`
	dance gopak `[Ukrainian` `folk` `dance]`	Gopak `{m}`
	mus. gusli `[Russian` `folk` `instrument]`	Gusli `{f}`
	relig. milagro `[Mexican,` `Latin` `American,` `etc.` `folk` `ex-voto]`	Votivgabe `{f}` `[im` `lateinamerikanischen` `Raum]`
	ling. reanalysis `[folk` `etymology]`	Volksetymologie `{f}`
	dance schuhplattler `[often` `also:` `Schuhplattler]` `[folk` `dance,` `esp.` `Bavaria,` `Austria]`	Schuhplattler `{m}` `[Volkstanz,` `bes.` `Oberbayern,` `Ostösterreich,` `Südtirol]`
	mus. Schwyzerörgeli `[diatonic` `button` `accordion` `used` `in` `Swiss` `folk` `music]`	Schwyzerörgeli `{n}` `[schweiz.]`
	dance mus. Zwiefacher `[South` `German` `folk` `dance]`	Zwiefacher `{m}` `[südd.]` `[regional]`
2 Words: Nouns
	ling. analogical reformation `[folk` `etymology]`	Volksetymologie `{f}`
	mus. bush ballad `[Aus.]`	`[australische` `Folk-Ballade]`
	country saying `[folk` `saying]`	Bauernregel `{f}`
	mus. folk singer `[female]` `[traditional` `folk` `music]`	Volkssängerin `{f}`
	mus. folk singer `[traditional` `folk` `music]`	Volkssänger `{m}`
	glass mountain `[location` / `motif` `in` `Polish` `and` `other` `folk` `tales]`	Glasberg `{m}` `[Ort` / `Motiv` `in` `polnischen` `und` `anderen` `Volkserzählungen]`
	heather queen `[in` `Scottish` `and` `Irish` `folk` `tradition]`	Heidekönigin `{f}`
	mus. musicians' evening `[traditional` `music` / `folk` `music]`	Musikantenabend `{m}`
	hist. national history `["folk"` `history]`	Volksgeschichte `{f}` `[bes.` `als` `ein` `Nazi-Begriff]`
	art popular art `[folk` `art]`	Volkskunst `{f}`
	ling. pseudo-etymology `[folk` `etymology]`	Volksetymologie `{f}`
	mus. transverse flute `[transverse` `fife]` `[in` `Austrian` `folk` `music]`	Seitelpfeife `{f}` `[österr.]`
3 Words: Nouns
	sports (Swiss) wrestling festival `[a` `style` `of` `folk` `wrestling` `native` `to` `Switzerland]`	Schwingfest `{n}` `[schweiz.` `Variante` `des` `Ringens]`
	mus. beating the straws `[Am.]`	`[Folk-Technik:` `zwei` `Personen` `spielen` `Violine,` `eine` `davon` `schlägt` `rhythmisch` `die` `Saiten` `mit` `Klöppeln]`
	hist. Frozen Charlotte (doll) `[19th-century` `doll` `named` `after` `the` `"Fair` `Charlotte"` `American` `folk` `ballad]`	Frozen Charlotte `{f}` `[beliebte` `Porzellanpuppe` `der` `viktorianischen` `Epoche]`
5+ Words: Nouns
	Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art	Österreichisches Museum `{n}` für Volkskunde
Fiction (Literature and Film)
	mus. F `[literally:` `A` `Hunter` `from` `the` `Palatinate;` `a` `well-known` `German` `folk` `song]`	Ein Jäger aus Kurpfalz `[bekanntes` `Volkslied]`

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